Graphic Communication

1. Graphic communication majors will experiment with, analyze, apply, and demonstrate an understanding of the visual communication design process using both traditional design skills and the latest computer software. A broad range of communication design and creative problem-solving skills will prepare the student for positions in graphic design, in which communication, writing and design skills are essential.

2. Graphic communication majors will develop and express their ability to communication design problems by developing a successful senior portfolio. The portfolio will display a variety of graphic design and visual communication competency with samples of written communication as well.

Graphic communication majors will receive a portfolio review after the completion of the foundation courses: AR 101, 114, 209, 221, 222, 223, 224 and 325 and before they are permitted to register for Art 491. A portfolio is required as part of the course work in Art 491 and is presented before the entire art faculty.